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Tracking the movements of solar and lunar eclipses, sunrise/sunset, and moonrise/moonset for Argentina, 2009, I transcribed the positions and connecting lines into music. I was fascinated to discover that the resulting composition for flute, guitar, violin, piano and bass sounded like an avant garde Argentine tango, which made sense to me, since the eclipse is a flirtatious dance between the sun, moon and earth.
The collaged images for the eclipses, suns and moons are cropped from digitally manipulated photographs I had taken of leaves in a puddle. The soundwave patterns of the flute became elements of the composition, and the motif of cut squares references the holes found in player piano rolls.
To listen, please click on the sound button below the first image in this gallery. |
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Tango Eclipse Argentina: 2009 2011 Mixed Media: archival digital prints,
prismacolor pencil, gloss medium, block
printing ink on rag 44 by 30 inches
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Music was produced on the computer -- to be recorded by musicians in the near future. |
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Tango Eclipse Argentina: 2009 -- DETAIL1
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